The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-08-06
n! SI1MFAE TRIBUNE.
eITIRDAY, AUGUST s, 1s87.

u,s w. s. Lord was in the city severa
DAYS last week
G. Few ESQ Of Townsville speut
several days in the city this week.
Orers 81 peer at Basch's 1T Con
ess street, 80 scents and upward
Mr. George S. Lord who has been quite
III We are pleased to state is able to be OUT
again.
Hon. A. W. Burnett of the Atlanta
Defiance was in the city several days
z this week.
A. Morei, Esq spent several days this
week in Charleston. He reports the usual
Uood time Notwithstanding the hot weather.
There will be not les than eight
Texas horses enter for the race at
i Thunderbolt Race Course on the 18th.
! seersucker suits for $3.50 at Basch
III Congress street.
Mrs G. H. Hernandez, Mrs. M.
Quincy, and Mrs. Florida Desverney
spent several days 10 Augusta last
week.
We are under obligations to A. K.
Desverney, Esq, for copy of the Rail-
road Commercial and Financial Chroni-
Gle, 1887.
Capt J. A. Sykes, left for Tennessee last
night, to take part in the Prohibition fight
in that State. He will take the anti Pr0hi
btion or~wet side of the question.
Military companies intending to psrtici-
pate in the Constitutional Centennial Cele-
bration at Philadelphia, on September 10th,
are requested to notify Col. j. Fl. Deveaux.
Mr.. ]. F. Gillens has been elected as
representative of St. Phillips A. M. E.
church to meet the electoral Conven-
ton at Cuthbert, Ca, August II.
The following named gentlemen were
IN the city ON Sunday last: Messrs. G.
C, Leslie of Charleston. j. w. Lyons
of Augusta and A. Tucker of Athens.
Straw Hats, SO cents and upward
worth double at Basch III Congress st.
Mrs. William EIfe, and Mrs. Net
tie q. Williams of Charleston are
spending while in the city.
Mrs. R. W. White and children
left last Thursday night for Stat
iord's s. C., where they will spend
some time with the Hussells of that
place.
ssLieut. 1. A. Washington, general manager
of the Odd Fellows entertainments was indie
fatigable in his efforts to make things pleas.
ant for the visitors and certainly crowned
himself with glory.
Brigadier General Whipper of South
Carolina is one Of the best colored
orators in the country. His speech to
the military at Thunderbolt on the
18th will be rare treat.
We have received from Mr.. j. Fl.
Brown the proceedings of the Sixth
Annual Session of the Georgia Baptist
school Convention and will
give synopsis of the same next week
Boston and Baltimore Corned beef
at H Logan's stalls 81 and 68
Mr.. ] E. Hamlet whose advertisement
appears in another column of this issue.
desires. toinform his manv friends and pat,
rons that he is not dead, nor does he intend
to LET them die for the want of fresh meats
fish, eggs, vegetables &C., if they will only
give him call and get the full value of
their money.
Messrs; B. Fl. Levy & Bro, 16l Con
gress street, the live clothiers are offer.
ing extra inducements in prices on gents
youths and boys dress suits &c. Read
the advertisement and give them call,
It will pay you to do so.
Dress Goods 81 cents yard at Basch
III Congress- street.
The following gentlemen were in the
city this week in attendance on the
District Lodge, G. U. 0. of o. F. F..
W. MCCARTHY, P. Fl Craig. Fl. r.
Stewart, L. s. Simmon, A. s. Smith.
Thos. A. Burton, W. H. Halle, G, Fl.
Mccarthy, f. A. Hamilton, E. Boozer,
j. H. Hall, J A. Mitchell, G. A.
Boozer, Rev J. H. Adams, B. W.
Jackson. r. W. Wright, S. Griffin and
Matt Jackson.